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DO to Il. A. 90 :den's Fish Stalls. Washing
ton Market for canvass back and red head ducks
all kinds OF game ne III fish, kenueDtc S.inO ter.
SiI-.t
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TREY WILL BE CHANGED WITH SENDING IMPROPER
MATTER THKoCGR TIE MAILS
>herburne C. Hopkins and Arthur h. Sperry the
youIS men charged with being implicated In send
Ing the bogus Internal machine 10 the house of
chief justice Waite. are awaiting a trial In the
Po,iceCOurt pext saturday. The District Attorney
had not decided on saturday what new charge
would h made against ,he defendants Assistant
DiSirict Attorney Shepperd said this morning that
they would De charged with sending unmaIlabIe
matter through The mails
The reporter suggested that the Revised Stat
Ute prescribed no penalty.
Then the common law steps In said the prose-
cutting O11cer and puts the punlshme Mt In tue dis
eretion OF the court. That question has often
oen Decided by the courts aud IL Is as old as the
hills ~ ~
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Jrsr RECEIVED all the latest styles In winter
miilAery. MrA h. a. DonOyan sO4 81. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

lSoR REST-l.o6 10Th ST. 3sroRy BRICK. ~
- reolls All mod lmps SO lsos Oth 81. story
Isin. : rooms. SO furnis led house, froun ss5 Il
sT"" Ter month. NJ PARKER lale st. o.s-Ist
tspk RENr-FRoN ESQ TO ss0-sEvERs vFRY
oteutii ~ Fart IL northeast
snd sr,cnis. nnishel in natural wucd. ctrn f--.
- FrtN oak nsAntes. conNenleut q strsst ears,
1891, v ". y BIRFORn
N-'-~N lls. New A"rs ave.
Isok kENT-FrKNIsHFD-
hton 81 thrte story and ,ellsr Brick v
.. FURNISHED. al modern sasuNenleucer
""N''" ssh@ "NeTiookins entire city es5
,o-ia. NJ M FARMER
: 14lsf-t.
IsoE RtNT-AN EIGHT ROOM DWELLING WITH
=, An1 statue within ~ miles ~ nlis cit, st
ssg IN u'"'@ K A FHiLIIrS
'' las New Aork
I,oR kENT-fIRNIsAEp HorsfsI> An sro-
lions u the city. for the season on h, the s,.r An
ily e. , y n HftN',sn ~ - ~"
80 l5na Pa ave-
EoR RENI-TNo NV FfRsTC CLASS RESI-
dences nov IN course u finishing On 18th =, m NJ
between *. ave and 81 also Mons. I.S,es. "A y, :.
W hply 70 J. j. shhhD. l+U2 lsthsi ns Ola lia
lSoR BENT-MT. PLEASANT ISM ~ ~
II tended near Pine . nest lfosrn -r.1.. =, N
ehch. Mster KEYS ai agoinIns COTTAGE i',sf 30
fUkkESI. looSf At NV. y - . 90 49,
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ANOTHER Bu1Iprsa FINISHED.

Another addition to our already Msmmot Estab-
hshment has Just been completed This room il on
our ground floor, adjoining our beautiful and we'll
lighted Dress Goods salon
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EOur Casea Decided.

OPINIONS DELIVERED IN THE DISTRICT SUPREME
COURT TO-DAY.
In the Court IN General Term, this morning.
four cases recently argued were decided by the an
nouncement OF the opinions In the case OF
Thompson agt. Bradley, In which plaintiffs sought
the appointment OF a receiver and an accounting
claiming interest In certain property in West
Washington and In AnalOstan Island Judge James
delivered the opinion Affirming the decree dismiss
Ing the Dill.
In the case Of Moore ayt shannon, bill for parti-
ton by sale OF certain lots In the Chichest sub
division, Judge Hsgner delivered the opinion OF
the court Affirming the decree below dismi-sing
tae Dill
Judge Hagner also delivered the opinion OF the
court N the case OF the United states Electric
Lighting Co. agt- l. :. Letter, Marshal Wilson ct al
This Was bill for the appointment Of receiver
aId Injunction 10 restrain the sale by the marshal
cf the property seized as that OF the Brush swan
-, below the Injunction was denied and the
smisSed This decree was to-day affirmeI.
The chief Justice delivered the opinion In the
cas- OF My r trist agt. Grant ct al. Mis- Crist
and husband had separated, and the latter subse-
qlcnty assumed 10 sell the furniture 10 the house.
winch The wife claimed under the articles OF sep
Irdt!On aud she Med, June H. 1855 bill for an H.
junction. a. also for alimOny. In the court below
On April llth last the Equity Court granted an In
junction, and to-day this was affirmed
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a Chrysanthelnum Bridal.
AN AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW A Nd The PRETTY scESr
AT The THRESHOLD.


AT TIE THRESHOLD.
A dainty little bride and groom. all attired I'm
fun bridal costume, standing beneath a Moral
arch and marriage bell, 10 the spacious
window on the l4th-Street front OF the
establishment OF J. ii. Small d Sons, for
lists 14th ana G streets northwest, IA the
side. at least. OF the exhibition OF chrysanthe-
nuns opened today. With much skill In blending
CClOrs, the florist has constructed q cOmpletP
bridal seene entirely OF chrysanthemums. The
SOFT carpet on which the bridal couple stand, the
furniture OF the drawing-roOm, the tables tete-a-
Hover OF Japan. and In the rear falling In grace
fui folds are draperies Of ferns This UNIQUE scene
attracted crowd about the window all day long
But inside. In the spacious salesrVom, Is
n0wers that bloom in the autumn. Tiers
upon tiers and bank upon bank OF
chry saniheinums Of every known variety rise In
Almost endless profusion. In front OF beautiful
hnrrOr dIaped with Inaiden-hair fern, Is a cluster
% the Delicate white chry santhemuuas VI ich ex.
cited a fGrcre In New YORK last winter and was
cEfi,iehed the Mrs. Cleveland as a compliment
both 10 the lady and 10 the exQuisitely BEAUTIFUL
mower. Other Varieties some with great swelling
blooms. otners a. dainty lilies and rivaling the
Ms. Cleveland Tor beauty are arranged 10 atIrac-
tive Oroer. One Chinese plant alone bears Two
hundred blooms While chrysanthemums MI nm
most OF the space In the ssIesroom to-day and viii
while the exhibition Continues. there are Other
rieh trophies Of the florists skin TO be seen. The
rOs-s include pots OF the famous Puritan rose
specimens OF which were sent 10 the last London
tower show and attracted wide attention The
florists say that the Puritan will be 'the thing 40
l. a.so shown In the form OF 1re-screen made ike
japanese folding screen, but constructed Of ferns
with floral designs ON the panel The chrys anthe-
Ianm show VIII be open Tor several days.
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DixOn's Yeast Powder, over 500 grocers sell
In Washington. )
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SIZE House q Herrmann's ad. on cd page.

LoSs HAIR BRAIDs. $50 A new style OF bang,
e requires DO drrssing0. Mrs h. A Donovan soi
r street northwest.
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SrPgRFLUoUs HAIR obliLerated, leaving no trace.
Ny electric needle process Is Endorsed by leading
ply slcia1s Mrs. DIR. Gabriel, 1:s21 q ST. NV.
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EoR, RENT-Two ELEGANT DWELLINGS, Ola
the other in cherry twelve roons cellar al modern
tnprovements; large yard and shed, with servants
nv O6-.m
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MINIS GOOD Fur DEEBYs, $50; fine, 81; best,
gs.jG IT 4. T. Lewis, 49, eth st.
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The Irish National Leaxuc.

The I. NJ. Healy Branch OF the Irish National
League last night adopted resolutions protest
Ing against the attempt OF Joseph Chamber
lain TO impose on our good nature and make capt
tai for the tory government Of England by insult
ing large and influential class OF American citi-
Zens," and declaring "that It IS beneath the
dignity OF thiS great nation TO treat with Joseph
Chamberlain, the British commissioner appointed
10 arbitrate grievances between this country and
Canada A resolution extending sympathy 70
Al meeting last night OF the William Oi3r1en
Branch OF the Irish National League, Thomas
Mccartney presiding, Thomas Walsh, Daniel
Grady ana stephen y. McGrath were appointed a
committee to draw up q constitution for the or
ganizatlon, and twenty new members were
elected.
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If you deal with an old fogy grocer who
doesn't sell DiXODS Yeast Powder because II is
made in Washington or because his rather never
sod IT, ask for II at another store. We need your
! trade and you need our powder
! DiXoN'S YEAST POWDER WoRKS.
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Prol erty placed with for rent sale is literally
advertised free OF cost to the owner.
or list OF property for sale call send at office
M T. D. H0LfZMAN. 10Th and SIS n
EOR RENT-l226 MASS AVE NV. ROOMS:
= orlck; bay window. W plumbing; new.y psIered:
hot ana cod water; rent low. Inquire on preml es
LOU Mass ave. NV. NIT
VNOR RENT-FU RNTSHED-150l 1SIH STREET,
l. house lalely occuIi, by Secretary Manning. APP
ply to G.. L. Dubois Dos 9TH ST. no1-0ts
LrOR RENT-0NE OF THE COS1EST OF HOUSES.
Il g1S ST. 9. e.: per- ectls new; S.94 per month
nt-2t' Is. II. WASNER Co, Sltj st.n.w.
L,OR RENT-A FASHIoNABLY-LoCATED. FUR.
seison: Il. ii. GULDSbOhUUUh & CO,
o17-3m 1405 St
IrOR RENT-CHt Alp TO GOOD TENANT-NINE-
Il room Brick House, four rooms on first and hive on
second floor: lent order cellar and modern
improvements. Inquire al 20 X ST. holm
I,HOR REMITTANCE STORE AND Dwell. INC, OR
Stor, separate, al very modt rate rent By Penn
sylvAula ave. between SITS. Inquire a. Dbl
Missouri ave, or kRANh L. EkO" NINu ColuuU
Law Building. no-ots
R>oH RrNT-FURNiSHED-I;- W ST, TWO
L story bay win!ow bI.ck: III uIoderu inn rove
ments six rooms. nicely furnished Inquire OF ~ NJ.
fAhnEh iIIS n5-l2t
lrOR REN1-13.2 ST. n. W.; ROOMS, BATH.
Pr. LARNER
n5-3t. 039 St
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PERSONAL.

M AXE NO MISTAkE-DIXoN's YEAST POWDER
N1 40 sold In large bottles tor 10 cents. IL has plain
laDel with red seal the la.k livery ,-r.er %
II. Don't take substitutes Don't De tnd but iusI-J
On having Dixon's. az il the best. u4-3t
nR v. > T., II. EXT. NEVER FAILS.
IL See City Items. n3-,h.s
fNHE PUBLIC ACCOMMODATED WITH FINE
clothing and Tailoring credit At cash price,. d.
rect from the manufacturers s1RASBU RGEkS son.
HE St ol5-lm
A SPECIAL FEATURE: OUR ALL WoOL CORK
"A screw suits. only sllO0. STRASBC RGiK q sON.
MISUNDERSTANDING Clothiers, iil2 NJ. olS-sm
M ACCOUNT or The HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" us We are now prepared 10 full value tor Gents
Second hand Clothing Address call at JUsIh's
Old stand. oI9 ID ST. NV. s20-toSsl6
W BALDWIN JOHNSON DEsiREs ALL CASH
v buyers OF coal and wood 10 call him Tor prlcea
Facilities unsurpsssed BY any nrin m the coal ba-i-
hess Main office corner 1th ~. and X l. yt br1nch
ofhees-oii A ST. u g and COZ ytl and sta NV
aulO-:}no
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Not All Gone.
TUESDAY WILL FINISH THEM
The Fair,
So 18th street northwest
GoldSchmtds old stand
) Pie Plates for &c. Rolling Pins, &c
Block Tin Dish Pans for 19c, 29c., 42c
Potato Washers, 4c. Butter Buckets, sc,
Graduated Tipped Measures, &c. Wash Basin, &C.
Decorated Japanned CuSpadors, &c.
Dippers, &C. 6quart Pudding Pans. &c
Coiored Celery Glasses, l7c.
Some Good Bargains. Come early
The Fair,
BIZ 7th street northwest, and S11 and .S13 Sth
street northwest.
L FRANKLE & Co, Proprietors.
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From Norfolk. Va.

We sent order in last Week for ten gross DixOI
Yeast Powder and have heard nothing since Please
make the order twenty-five gross, and send by
steamer Leary Wednesday.
I. A. WILLIAMS & Co,
Wholesale GrocerS, Norfolk, Va, Nov. /, 81.
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The PRESBYTERIAN CENTENSIAI.-Rey. Dr. Heck
man, OF Cincinnati IS the corresponding secretary
or the committee OF arrangements for the centeD-
NAL celebration or the organization OF the general
assembly OF the Presbyterian Church In this coun-
try which VIII be held In Philadelphia in May
the congregation Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, and In the evening crowded audience at
the New York Avenue church. He spoke OF the
arrangements made FOR the celebration and the
proposition TO raise 81 600 900 for the ministerial
RELIEF fund.
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GRAND EXHIBITION SALE.
BEGINNING To- MORROW MORNING.
In this room will be kept New Department
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
New Venture in New Building
In order 10 open this with a boom unparslleled in
Upholstery Goods have marked the goods at prices
at which they have been sold 30 before The
following
Low QUOTATIONS
are not made for the purpose Of bringing you the
store and I'VE have no more" or thst "They have
all sold out" We have enough Of any OF the goods At
the prices named to sell for this Opening Week.
These are all put 1T
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ffSk FURNITURE, CAKPLTs, &C, AT AUCTION
DuncaDson Bros. Will sell tomorrow morning. CON-
meDeiDg at 10 O'Clock at their salesrOoms ptn and
streets northwest, a large assortment OF furni-
tere, carpets &C. see the advertisement elsewhere
TOT details
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WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
Owing to unavoidable delays the Washington Rjdinr
School will not be opened until the latter part of No.
Vember.
Equestrienne Instructors:
PROF. c. GILMAN.
late with Hppodrome Francois. Of par,.
PROF. RIDER Of London.
Everything first-class. Commodious Accommodations
for boarding horses. and ample storage noon for car
rjages.
Books for yearly subscribers open At the mar
Tors of Mr. Geo. White, with Woodward n Iothron
18th and SITS. n. W.. and at the Office OF la 81
Brown. care Of Jno f. Waegaman, 1908 a.. whsrs
full particulars may be obtained nj
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AVE YorR EYEsrsHr. consult Hempler, cor. A.
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Phillips Digestibie Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress. go
DixOn's is the Highest quality Yeast Powder
1t is used by the following hOlels: National VIII
ards, Metropolitan, ST. james, Welker's Riggs
EDDitt, Arlington, Solari'S.
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Drives.
Eor 1'bis tTaal- ONLY Of

SpeC1o1 Drives
For This Week Only at
HAMS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
SIG 1th ST., 1892 Pa. ave. and 23l Pa. ave- Se.
Ladies Fine, straight, Goat, Hand-sewec ButDn
Beauties, regular a shoes; this week, t2.97.
Ladies' Elegant Kid Button Boots, cousins s.
goods; this week, S237.
1000 Pairs Ladies' Gloye-top Genuine Eid.foXed
Button, worth 81; this week, sl.23
Ladies' Flexible $50 Straight Goat Button:
this week. $l.9J.
Misses $50 Kid and Goat Button, either hee or
spring; this week, eliza
Child's Kid and Goat Spring heel Button worked
h0leS solid, usually 9Oc.; this week, Gao.
Boy s.. so seamless Namp Button: Sl.2a
Infants soc. Kid and Straight Goat Tipped, Bat
ton: this week, SIC.
Gents g French Calf CustOrn-made Shoes any
shape. style or width; this week, $3a5
Gents $50 Fine Cali Sewed Boots; So o.
Gents Calf Scotch Bottom 3-sole button and
Congress; this week, $2.4S.
Mems and-embroidered Slippers, Opera or Ev.
erett style; this week, &c.
Don't be imposed upon when you want yeast
powder. Insist on having Dixon's. 10 cents Is the
price. p
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sKz House & Herrmanns adj on I'd page.
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u BOARDING CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.

II BOARDING CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
lady high in the social circle writes Beng prema.
tnrey gray. have used almost every stCrer ID the
market. Six months l obtained yours, and am
kiu 10 say IL answers purpose much better being
rlta and leaving lao dlsayreeGE.e oor and it
nave cur, q Ivy headache. which | was previously
quite subject. Ny hair is natural shade BY All
occasional app LEGATION only"
For sale at depOts,
n3 14th and and I'd and d sts NV
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SALE OF BooKs.-The sale OF an important COL
lection % miscellaneous books will take place az
poslinss auction rooms this evening at 7:3O
O'Clock.
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''koyai iIine,' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churneG every morning
and delivered in X 10. ward" prints 4Oc per ID.
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttcrulllk: sweet Milk
Jc. per quart.
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nACABLs BUSINESS PROPERTY AT ArcIIoS.-As
vii oe seen by the advertisement elsewhere,
Messrs DuIcanson Bros. will sell tomorrow AFTER.
LION AZ ID O'Clock, by order OF Seymour w. Tui-
iock tls Tee, that valuable business property cor
Ut Aaiy Iald avenue and 1Otn street southwest
Jni- sale presents an excellent opportuniry for An
investment OF business stand.
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THE STEVENSON DIVORCE CAsE-In the case OF
Charles stevenson against Josephine stevenson,
nled september "a by Mr.. ". T. Bailey, the de-
PENDANT to-day, by Mr.. w. A. Cook, filed her an
swer. She denies the charges or intemperance
ana abusive treatment OF the complainant and
Children: or committing adultery with police
ONCE or other person, or that she permitted man
10 walk In the streets with her with his hand
about her waist.
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Don,t be a mossback. AK Tor pixons. .
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Send us twenty-five gross 900 DOZEN DiXon's
Yeast Powder. QUIGLEY MULLEN,
Wholesale Groeers, WHINING ton, Del
Nov. g. 1887.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE LApY.-Mrs. lydia Cogs-
well, one OF the oldest Residents OF this Distract,
died yesterday morning at the residence OF her
son-in-law. Chas. B. X. COlledge, 1921 Sth street
northwest, In the hnetteth year OF her age. She
was born in Frederick County, Nd. June 4, 1873,
and came 10 Georgetown In 1918, where She was
married 70 the late Joseph Cogswell, whom she
survived number OF years and has resided In this
District ever since. She had wonderful memory,
and well remembered many OF the incidents OF the
war with Great Britain. She leaves three children
VIM. W. Cogswell, OF South Washington, Mrs.
Lydia E Hadley, resident or the city OF New
York, and MrsA Anna Colledge with whom she has
lived for the past twenty years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07

DIR. Won Senden's Fennel Honey Elk.
tract Rapidly cures Coughs. Colds, sore throat,
DC. AT druggists, Poe. ana SOC. 3,5,TlOl2l4
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TWO DEAD BABIES FouND.-Satur,iay night Officer
skinner took TO the eighth precinct station the dead
body OF eoiored female infant, which was found
In a vacant lot near l3lh and streets northwest
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, ADram Minor
carried 70 the third precinct station the dead
body OF colored infant found on Dupont circle.
The TRANSFER OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
ExPREss.-The absorption OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Express by the United states Express Co. OF
which Senator Platt OF New York, is president
has not resulted In any change in the force here
all the employees, from DIR. I. +. Hammond, the
agent, down TO the stablemen, having been re-
tained. The new territory opened has caused such
an increase OF business that the MANAGEMENT has
been compelled TO Increase It's force and will next
week have nfteen wagons In service The COM
pany occupy the same quarters as the old Balti-
more and Ohio Express.
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PROPOSED NATIONAL NORMAL SCHO0L--A cir
cular sent out by c. S. Young, OF Nevada, who
presided at the meeting OF the department OF
superfntendence, National Educational AssOcta-
ton, announces that "Senator W. NJ. stewart, OF
Nevada, intends at the next session Of Congress,
TO introduce bill authorizing the expenditure OF
at least $40. OOO, 600 for the establishment OF q
national normal school at Washington, d. c.
Papers In support OF this idea are being solicited
70 be read before the meeting OF the association in
Washington next February.
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DEATH AT THE GRIEF JUSTICES HOUSE-Mr
Henry VI. W. Brainerd OF Lyme, Conn. cousin OF
Chief Justice Waite, died Saturday. Mr.. Bralnerd
was a CLERK In one or the Government Offices and
was taken about a week ago, whine I'll with typhoii
fever, to the home OF the CHIEF Justice. where he
died OF that disease. His remains have b0en taken
from this City for iuterment AT his former home
A bro. her OF Mrs Walt, captain Warner, died on
Thursday at his home in Ohio. The death of Mr.
Brainerd, IL has been stated, was fastened By the
excitement caused at the Chief Justices house
Thursday night by the hoax played by young Hop
kins In sending supposed internal machine TO the
house. Tue Chief Justice says that none OF his
family were In the least disturbed at any time
about the mysterious box he received or its con-
tents.
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From Baltimore

(Telegram.) Send Dixons to-day sure.
WILSON, BURNS & Co.,
Q Wholesale Grocers, Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 5, 81.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIZEN.-Mr. PhineaS Janney
Steer, Tor Mdny years leading tailor or this city,
died saturday morning al his residence, No. pa
street northwest IN the eightieth year OF his age.
Mr. steer learned the business Of tailoring in West
washington, and many years ago entered into
partnership with the late AOner II. Young, and
did business with him IN a store under the Metro
street, near f, and engaged IN business TILL about
thirty years ago. when he became the agent OF the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., from which agency he
retired about twelve years since Mr.. steer was
greatly respected. since early manhood he had
been attached 10 the Methodist Protestant
Church. His funeral Will take place from his late
residence at . O'Clock Tomorrow.
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The TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIoSS.-At meeting
at Mchendree NJ. E. Church last evening adj
dresses on the Temperance and liquoI-license Ques
ton We're delivered by MeSSrs II. b. MOultOn, j. e..
Lee and II. A. Hall. AT meeting OF the Minerva
club, al Hayden Hall last evening, temperance
addresses We're delivered by Maj. Walker, Mr.
Williams and others. At meeting OF the Band
OF Hope, OF the Metropolitan NJ. Il. church yeSter-
day afternoon. temperance addresses we. e deliy-
cred by Miss LINE keSSler Mrs. {. Evelyn Gilbert
Mr.. c. " Whitney and Dr. Newman. Persever
ance Lodge OF Good Templars Saturday night In
stat ed It's new officers and elected MesSrs Russell,
Phillips and Frear, and Mrs. y. L. Brookield re-
representatives. TO the grand lodge. The W. G. I. [.
has issued call TO It's members TO set apart the
hours from L. III. 10 l pm each day for special
prayer In aid OF the fight now being prosecuted
against The saloons.